It is a trend that washes out decades of careful nappy marketing: more babies now wear re-usable nappies than at any time since the 1970s.
Technological breakthroughs have allowed moisture to be locked away for up to twelve hours. Despite it all, legions of mothers are returning to the bulky safety-pinned terries that their mothers and grandmothers swore by in a less extravagant age.
In the topsy-turvy world now described by ?green? parenting groups, there are even claims that mothers are becoming ?too posh for Pampers?.
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